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LESSON 1
BEING A HACKER
LESSON 1 – BEING A HACKER
“License for Use” Information
The following lessons and workbooks are open and publicly available under the following
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LESSON 1 – BEING A HACKER
Table of Contents
“License for Use” Information..................................................................................................................
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Contributors................................................................................................................................................
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1.0 Introduction..........................................................................................................................................
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1.1 Resources..............................................................................................................................................
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1.1.1 Books..............................................................................................................................................
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1.1.2 Magazines and Newspapers......................................................................................................
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1.1.3 Zines and Blogs.............................................................................................................................
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1.1.4 Forums and Mailing Lists..............................................................................................................
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1.1.5 Newsgroups...................................................................................................................................
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1.1.6 Websites.........................................................................................................................................
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1.1.7 Chat.............................................................................................................................................
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1.1.8 P2P................................................................................................................................................
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1.2 Further Lessons....................................................................................................................................
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LESSON 1 – BEING A HACKER
Contributors
Pete Herzog, ISECOM
Chuck Truett, ISECOM
Marta Barceló, ISECOM
Kim Truett, ISECOM
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LESSON 1 – BEING A HACKER
1.0 Introduction
Welcome to the Hacker Highschool program! This program is designed to encourage you to
be well-rounded and resourceful. The core instruction theme is to harness the hacker curiosity
in you and to guide you progressively through your hacker education to help you grow into a
responsible role, capable of determining security and privacy problems and making proper
security decisions for yourself.
While there is a thrill to hacking partly because of the illegal nature of computer trespass, we
want to show you that it is just as big a thrill to alert others about lapses in security and make
them public without worrying about going to jail over it. As a citizen of most countries, it is not
only your right, but your responsibility, to report security and privacy leaks to the proper
authorities. You do this not because you can, but because many other people can't. You
are helping those who can't help themselves. This is what watchdog groups do. This is what
you will learn to do.
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